LED & halogen car bulbs: H7, H4, T10 Canbus
Replace your car bulbs with brighter and more durable LEDs: H7 and H4 headlights, T10/W5W parking lights and interior bulbs, Canbus error-free models. A selection in neutral white 4300 K, close to the original lighting, at the right price.
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Car LED bulbs H7/H4 4300 K 110 W with dual copper tube
From £34.57
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Philips Ultinon Rally 6500K headlight LED bulbs (pair)
From £50.57
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Universal T10 W5W COB LED bulbs for courtesy lights (set)
From £5.86
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T10 W5W COB filament LED bulb for car
From £4.92
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T10 and T15 CANbus error-free LED bulbs for car (set)
From £6.21
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High-Power Pure White Car LED Bulbs
From £54.18
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T10 W5W LED bulbs for courtesy lights and interior lighting
From £4.60
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Pack of 10 T10 W5W LED bulbs for courtesy lights and interior lighting
From £5.87
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Cold white light xenon replacement LED bulbs
From £31.95
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Mini Canbus LED car bulbs, multiple fittings (pair)
From £22.43
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High-power 6000K headlight LED bulbs (pair)
From £28.86
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T10 W5W filament bulbs 12V for courtesy lights (pack of 100)
From £13.64
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Canbus H7 LED Car Bulbs 4300 K 140 W with Dual Copper Tube
From £31.48
How to choose your car bulbs?
It all starts with the base: H7 or H4 for the main headlights, T10 (W5W) for parking lights and interior lighting; it is engraved on the original bulb. On vehicles from after 2010, choose a Canbus version to avoid the "bulb faulty" warning. Regarding color temperature, 4300 K offers a neutral white that is road-legal and more relaxing than a cool bluish white. Check the power (W) and especially the heat dissipation (dual copper tubes, fan) which determines the lifespan. Finally, verify the approval marking for main road lighting.
Related categories:
- Refurbish the complete headlight → Headlights & lenses
- Turn signals and rear lights → Signal lights
- Interior ambiance → Interior lighting & ambiance
- All car lighting → Car lighting
Technical criteria to check
| Criterion | Why is it important? |
|---|---|
| Base (H7, H4, T10/W5W) | Must match the original bulb of your vehicle. |
| Canbus technology | Avoids error lights on recent vehicles (after ~2010). |
| Temperature (4300 K) | Neutral white close to original lighting, road-legal. |
| Heat dissipation | Dual copper tubes or fan for a long lifespan. |
| Approval | Required for main lighting used on the road. |
Frequently asked questions
How many watts for LED headlight bulbs?
The displayed power varies by model, but what really matters is the luminous flux (lumens) and heat dissipation. A well-cooled LED of 100 to 140 W provides strong illumination without overheating or reducing its lifespan.
Why do my LEDs blink or show an error?
On recent vehicles, the computer detects the low power consumption of LEDs and signals a failure. The solution is a Canbus bulb, which integrates a resistor to prevent this blinking and the dashboard warning.
How to know the base of my bulb?
The base type (H7, H4, W5W…) is engraved on the base of the original bulb and indicated in the vehicle manual. If in doubt, remove the bulb and note the reference before ordering.